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 1  Pref,   2     |            I could write with both hands, so as not to forget one
 2  Pref,   2     |            the devil "clapping his hands to his head" in despair
 3  Pref,   2     |           leaving it freely in Thy hands.38~
 4  Intr,   0     |        that it would fall into the hands of their father, the austere
 5  Unic,   2     |       taking great trouble with my hands and hair, using perfumes
 6  Unic,   6     |           began to get about on my hands and knees, I praised God.
 7  Unic,   6     |   ourselves entirely in the Lord's hands; yet He knows best what
 8  Unic,   7     |          matter right into His own hands. Parents seem to give little
 9  Unic,  11     |         ownership of it in our own hands. We have made a resolve
10  Unic,  11     |          they say, out of His very hands, although we had apparently
11  Unic,  18     |            it cannot even move its hands without great pain; its
12  Unic,  20     |          resign ourselves into the hands of God and go willingly
13  Unic,  20     |         are all disjointed, and my hands are so stiff that sometimes
14  Unic,  20     |           for example, or with the hands open or shut. The subject
15  Unic,  20     |          so nothing remains in its hands, but all the good that is
16  Unic,  21     |          itself willingly into His hands and that He cannot deceive
17  Unic,  21     |           presence with such empty hands, since a man's reward must
18  Unic,  22     |           placing ourselves in the hands of God, we must walk along
19  Unic,  23     |           the Lord had put into my hands, those words of Saint Paul,
20  Unic,  25     |            which we put into their hands when we ought to be using
21  Unic,  26     | adversaries who will not wring his hands in despair.206 This, it
22  Unic,  26(206)|              who will not clap his hands to his head".]~
23  Unic,  27     |            I put myself into God's hands, for I could do nothing
24  Unic,  28     |       reveal to me nothing but His hands, the beauty of which was
25  Unic,  28     |       great effort to behold those hands and that beauteous face.
26  Unic,  28     |   whiteness of a single one of the hands which we are shown the imagination
27  Unic,  28     |         was actually holding in my hands as pledges of her great
28  Unic,  29     |           possibly explain. In his hands I saw a long golden spear
29  Unic,  31     |          indeed escaped out of his hands but he would get hold of
30  Unic,  31     |             For a soul left in the hands of God cares nothing whether
31  Unic,  33     |            suddenly took me by the hands and told me that I was giving
32  Unic,  36     |      matter should be put into the hands of learned men. This caused
33  Unic,  38     |        with white banners in their hands, and, as I say, I have seen
34  Unic,  38     |           I have described, in the hands of such a man, in the Host
35  Unic,  38     |         for a certainty that those hands had offended Him and realized
36  Unic,  38     |          in placing Himself in the hands of that enemy of His, and
37  Unic,  39     |           to have weapons in their hands for the purpose of attacking
38  Unic,  40     |           state of decline. In his hands he was holding a large book;
39  Unic,  40     |        Order, with swords in their hands. I take this to mean that